New name Merger Launch
The film that introduces the company it's become
Two power companies merged this summer and took a new name. 14 interviews across two states, CEO to safety tech, and the launch film cut in a week.
Film, photos and original music that show the company you've become. Written, shot, scored and cut in New York.
✓ 25 years in film, music and brand production
✓ The director and the composer are the same person
✓ Film, photography and original music from one shoot
WHO THIS IS FOR
Companies grow faster than their story. A merger, a new name, a launch, new investors. The work is good and the people are good, and the film, the photos and the website still describe the company they used to be.
A wealth firm told me they have no office. Their videos are the office. That is where a client decides whether to trust them with the money, and it happens before anyone calls.
I'm Patrick Sasso, and Loop Seven is my production company. I write, direct, shoot, score and cut the work. The director and the composer are the same person, so nothing gets lost between departments or committees.
Three moments, same eye.
New name Merger Launch
Two power companies merged this summer and took a new name. 14 interviews across two states, CEO to safety tech, and the launch film cut in a week.
Nonprofit Gala
Eight years with a nonprofit in Vietnam. About a terabyte and 25 interviews, some in Vietnamese, cut into a gala film and a festival cut.
Product Commercial Photo
Mauviel copper in Daniel Humm's kitchen at Eleven Madison Park. A class of kids who look at a tomato and say Pomì. The film and the photographs come from the same days.
Mauviel · Chef Daniel Humm on Mauviel
Shot at Eleven Madison Park · Director, producer, editor
MADE FOR
Loop Seven did an outstanding job capturing who we are as a company and showcasing our work in the power infrastructure and EPC industry. His expertise was invaluable in helping tell our story, offering thoughtful guidance, and bringing our vision to life in a way that highlighted the people, projects, and capabilities that set us apart.
— Christian Craig, Senior Marketing Specialist, CoVolt Power
Book 15 minutes. Tell me what's changing, what the film has to do, and what's already sitting on your drive.
Most companies have a hard drive of footage, photos and event tape they paid for and forgot. A good part of the wish list is usually sitting there. The rest is worth shooting, and then you know which is which.
15 minutes on the phone or Zoom. You tell me what's changing; I tell you what I'd do first.